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Jeff kicks off the show with Matt Marchese as they weigh in on the beginning of the Kris Knoblauch era in Edmonton, the idea that the AHL should implement a salary cap, and if the league should allow 19-year-olds from the CHL to play. Then, they discuss the breaking news surrounding a man being arrested in connection to the death of Adam Johnson. Later, Paul Pidutti of AdjustedHockey.com joins the show to discuss last night’s Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony, the next batch of potential Hall of Famers, and why defensive defenceman deserve more consideration (29:18). Next, Brock McGillis stops by to chat about his Culture Shift Tour, as he embarks on a 100-day journey across Canada to discuss his story as a gay man in hockey, and shares how we can go about improving the culture in the sport (50:00). They also discuss the NHL’s pride tape debacle, the positive feedback he has received from players at all levels of the game, and much more!

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Jeff kicks off the show with Penguins play-by-play voice Josh Getzoff as they discuss the Penguins retiring Jaromir Jagr’s number and his impact in Pittsburgh, before focusing in on the team's current four-game win streak. Next, Mr. Game 7 himself, Justin Williams joins the show to tee up tonight’s Rogers Monday Night Hockey games, how the Oilers need to approach the remainder of the season after a coaching change, and more (17:18). Matt Marchese stops by to chat about how long Jay Woodcroft will be a free agent for and if he was really the problem in Edmonton, before kicking around the idea of an NHL Ref All-Star game (32:13). Sportsnet's Bob Stauffer wraps up today's show with a discussion on what to expect from the Oilers in the Kris Knoblauch era and what lead to the team's massive changes behind the bench (48:12).

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Jeff kicks off the show breaking down the comments from Ken Holland and Jeff Jackson following the firing of Head Coach Jay Woodcroft. Then, Elliotte Friedman joins the conversation to share why Kris Knoblauch was chosen as the team's next coach. Later, they discuss Jaromir Jagr getting his number retired in Pittsburgh, Alexis Lafreniere’s big night on Sunday, his improvement this season since playing alongside Artemi Panarin, Islanders fans turning on Lane Lambert, and William Nylander’s contract situation in Toronto.

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Matt Marchese kicks off the show with Liam McHugh, host of the NHL on TNT, to help make sense of the Edmonton Oilers' season which continues to get worse after a 3-2 loss to the San Jose Sharks. The pair also chat about Connor Bedard’s 4-point night against the Lightning, Liam's time working with Rick Tocchet, the Kings' hot start to the year, and more. Later on, The Athletic's Jeremy Rutherford joins the show to break down Robert Thomas’ improved shot this season, the Blues' struggles to score goals, and Jordan Binnington’s future in St. Louis (31:03). Producer David Ciss sends us into the weekend with his recap of some of the biggest storylines from this week including what the Oilers should do next, the benefits of a three-goalie system, and much more (49:57)!

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Host Matt Marchese is joined by Elliotte Friedman to break down the biggest news from around the NHL! They kick things off with a discussion about the Maple Leafs' defensive struggles, John Klingberg being out of the lineup, and more ahead of tonight's matchup against Calgary. Next, they weigh in on Jay Woodcroft’s future in Edmonton, the Oilers not being able to buy a save, if Ken Holland has to make a move for his coach, and if the team is actively searching for a goalie. Later, Matt and Elliotte discuss the Penguins' announcement about retiring Jaromir Jagr’s number later this season, the price to keep Elias Pettersson in Vancouver, Connor Bedard’s 4-point night, and if the embellishment call against Adam Fantilli was justified.

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Matt Marchese kicks off the show with Lightning Insider Erik Erlendsson, who dives into what to make of Tampa Bay's hockey club. They discuss Victor Hedman’s offensive numbers, how the goaltending has been able to handle the workload with Andrei Vasilevskiy out, Steven Stamkos’ future in Tampa Bay, and more! Then, ESPN’s Arda Ocal joins the show to discuss the Oilers' struggles and some goalies they could potentially target on the trade market (18:02). Later on, they discuss the Bruins not skipping a beat despite losing their heart and soul in Patrice Bergeron, how the young guns have been able to full the void, the team's elite goaltending, and more. Meghan Angley of DNVR wraps up today's show with a chat about all things Avalanche (48:44). Meghan and Matt discuss her conversation with Joe Sakic and Peter Forsberg earlier this week, Mikko Rantanen’s unique abilities, whether or not it is too early to say the Jonathan Drouin experiment has failed, and more.

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Host Matt Marchese welcomes Elliotte Friedman to the show as they kick things off with the breaking news in Calgary as the Flames have called up goaltender Dustin Wolf to the NHL roster. Then, they discuss the Maple Leafs' loss to the Senators in the Battle of Ontario, John Klingberg’s struggles since moving to Canada, how the newcomers have fit in in Toronto, Tim Stützle’s big night, and more. Then, they discuss whether or not the Oilers are looking around in the goaltending market, the increase in benching early on this season, and an update on where Patrick Kane could end up and what his preferences appear to be. Lastly, Elliotte breaks down the Wild’s defensive adjustments they made yesterday.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Hailey Salvian of the Athletic. They discuss the Carolina Hurricanes and whether or not Jaccob Slavin is still underrated around the NHL, the San Jose Sharks getting their first win of the year last night, and tee up tonight’s Rivalry Series in Arizona. Then, Sportsnet’s Mark Spector joins the show to break down the Oilers waiving goaltender Jack Campbell, how things were received in the locker room, what to expect from Calvin Pickard after being called up from the NHL, and what is going on with Connor McDavid (30:29). Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee Mike Vernon wraps up today's show to reflect upon his HHOF induction next week, his legendary NHL career, his hockey idols, and much more (50:05).

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Jeff is joined by ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski as they discuss the Sharks getting their first win of the season, the team’s defensive core, Mike Grier’s message to the team, and more. Then, they discuss the Oilers waiving Jack Campbell and who is to blame for the struggles in Oil Country.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Dan Dunleavy, play-by-play voice of the Buffalo Sabres, to break down the team's start to the season, how to best deploy their three-goaltender system, when we can expect to see Matthew Savoie make his NHL debut, and more. Then, Panthers reporter George Richards joins the show to discuss the latest from Florida's big OT victory against the Blue Jackets, Carter Verhaeghe’s play this year, when we can expect Aaron Ekblad and Brandon Montour to return, and the importance of having marketable stars like Matthew Tkachuk (18:13). Later on, Matt Marchese joins Jeff as they reminisce on some of the NHL’s best nicknames of all time. Sportsnet's Eric Engels wraps up today's show with a deep dive into Martin St. Louis’ plan is for Juraj Slafkovsky, Sean Monahan’s bounce back season, and much more (49:50)

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.